January 16:  PLAYBACK:stl presents Troubadour Dali, Go Motion, and Ultra Blue

PLAYBACK:stl PRESENTS
Tuesdays at CICERO's | 8:30 p.m.
6691 DELMAR |  $5 ($8 for minors) | all ages welcome

Join PLAYBACK:stl as we host Tuesday nights at Cicero's in the Loop of University City here in St. Louis. Each week, we will bring three great acts to the cozy room in the club that offers fantastic bands every night. (We highly recommend the pizza.)

Troubadour Dali | Troubadour Dali is a psychedelic indie rock band from St. Louis. Their sound is heavily influenced by bands such as the Dandy Warhols, the Brian Jonestown Massacre, Radiohead, and the Smashing Pumpkins. Creating a rich combination of 12-string guitars, euphonic vocal harmonies, psychedelic fuzz, and meaningful lyrics, Troubadour Dali's live show is one not to be missed. Troubadour Dali is made up of Ben Hinn, Ben Kane, Danny Mayo, and Casey Bazzell, with drop-ins Gary Hotchkiss on drums and Kevin Bachmann from Lapush on bass and guitar. www.myspace.com/troubadourdali

Go Motion (Omaha) | Born from the vital independent music milieu of Omaha, Neb., five-piece Go Motion accepts influence, bucks imitation, and demonstrates pertinence in today's crowded rock environment. Go Motion infuses idiosyncratic tastes and techniques with undeniable charisma, technical proficiency, and an ear for the epic and accessible. All of these elements are fully displayed on the band's debut album, Kill the Love, simultaneously vintage and modern rock, both new wave and old school. The band embraces the style of the past along with a progressive aesthetic to deliver eleven tracks of hip, reverent, irresistible dance rock. Bottom line: it makes your ass shake. www.myspace.com/gomotion

Ultra Blue | Ultra Blue started as a heavy metal outfit in 1996. Over their 10 year career, Ultra Blue has expanded their sound to incorporate many more rock elements, ranging from tight grooves to powerful keyboard and guitar driven anthems; never running out of new and interesting melodies. Inspired by marching rhythms, and a Cars-esque charm, Ultra Blue, an organ-rock five-piece creates lush soundscapes mixed with a straight forward rock mentality. ttp://www.myspace.com/ultrablu

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